Ouroboros: An Ouroboros Novel

by Chelsea Frandsen

When Kit Manirat’s body collapses under the effects of poison, it’s clear someone wants him silenced. His brothers, Kam and Zone, know exactly who: Rome—once a mentor and ally—has painted targets on their backs.

Fleeing Bangkok for the hills of northern Thailand, they struggle to hold together under the weight of grief, guilt, and secrets. But peace was never an option. Rome is already closer than they think—and he has no intention of letting any of them walk away whole.

As loyalties fracture and surveillance closes in, each of them must decide what they’re willing to risk to protect the ones who matter most. Because in this game, pain is the currency—and the only thing worse than death is survival.

One way or another, this Ouroboros cycle will end…

599 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 27, 2026

About the author

Chelsea Frandsen is a novelist, playwright, and eternal story addict with a background in theatre and media arts. She writes sharp, character-driven fiction with bite, heart, and no patience for pretense. She is a proud member of the Dramatists Guild of America and the League of Utah Writers.

She lives in a historic Utah home with an oversized library, an even more oversized film collection, and a spoiled lapdog who thinks she runs the place. When she’s not writing, Chelsea is brushing up on her French and Thai, plotting her next twist, or quietly proving that underestimating her was your first mistake.

Find her Instagram @author.chelseafrandsen, and visit her website: chelseafrandsenauthor.wordpress.com